The US President

[Stevie H]

1 hour ago, stressederic said:

Sanders has suspended his campaign. 

Hugely disappointing. When you can't even get America to embrace universal healthcare in the middle of a f***ing pandemic you might as well knock it on the head though. 

Biden vs Trump. America is so f***ed. 

[Ombudsam]

I just felt like it was done the second after Super Tuesday. That and South Carolina were directly after Liverpool losses and his prior rise was matching our invincible run.

If I ever meet that Adrian...

[Jarg Armani]

3 hours ago, sammy & a said:

I just felt like it was done the second after Super Tuesday. That and South Carolina were directly after Liverpool losses and his prior rise was matching our invincible run.

If I ever meet that Adrian...

Adrian has got a lot to answer for.

And mignolet. Heard he ate a pangoalie.

[Earl Hafler]

Not Sinama?! 

[New York Red]

This is really interesting. And a horrible indictment. 
 

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/10/opinion/coronavirus-us-economy-inequality.html

[Cobs]

Sanders has endorsed Biden

[New York Red]

16 minutes ago, Cobs said:

Sanders has endorsed Biden

Good man. Now he should actively be involved in the agenda. He thinks out of the box really well. And he needs to actively encourage his supporters to get on the train. 

[surf]

if trump wins again it might be the last fair elections for a while

[New York Red]

And it looks like Bernie has got off to a flying start. He’s made a very positive statement. 

[Tommok]

16 minutes ago, surf said:

if trump wins again it might be the last fair elections for a while

Were the last ones properly fair?

What about the Bush Jr one when good old Jeb helped out in Florida?

I get what you mean tho

There's likely to be some vote interference shenanigans in this election too

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

I think the only voter fraud there has been has been like literally 3 proven cases and they were in favour of republicans too

[surf]

1 hour ago, Tommok said:

Were the last ones properly fair?

What about the Bush Jr one when good old Jeb helped out in Florida?

I get what you mean tho

There's likely to be some vote interference shenanigans in this election too

4 more years of trump means a republican supreme court for possibly decades

that and rigging the states (for the house), voter suppression (for the white house/senate) and it's going to be a 1 party country for decades

 

[Ombudsam]

2 hours ago, Cobs said:

Sanders has endorsed Biden

‘kin ell. He concedes so much over and over again. These people don’t play nice back.

Has Warren even endorsed yet?

2 hours ago, New York Red said:

Good man. Now he should actively be involved in the agenda. He thinks out of the box really well. And he needs to actively encourage his supporters to get on the train. 

Biden needs to get Sanders’ supporters on board. The Democratic establishment have made it clear they don’t care for them so good luck.

[Hassony]

3 hours ago, Cobs said:

Sanders has endorsed Biden

Did he endorse Clinton 4 years ago out of interest?

[drdooom]

16 minutes ago, Hassony said:

Did he endorse Clinton 4 years ago out of interest?

Yes he did. His people didn't quite believe him, apparently. Not sure why they'd believe him now.

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

1 hour ago, surf said:

4 more years of trump means a republican supreme court for possibly decades

that and rigging the states (for the house), voter suppression (for the white house/senate) and it's going to be a 1 party country for decades

 

they're sitting on a demographic time-bomb though.

Sometime between 2030 & 2040 whites will be the minority, and crucially as soon as 2022 in Texas. When you think older white people (and men at that) are more likely to be R and aren't getting younger it's not all doo & gloom

 

[New York Red]

1 hour ago, surf said:

4 more years of trump means a republican supreme court for possibly decades

that and rigging the states (for the house), voter suppression (for the white house/senate) and it's going to be a 1 party country for decades

 

That’s right. The negative residual effect of another four years of this prick will last for decades and will certainly change history for the worse.

[Ombudsam]

54 minutes ago, Sir Tokyo Sexwale said:

they're sitting on a demographic time-bomb though.

Sometime between 2030 & 2040 whites will be the minority, and crucially as soon as 2022 in Texas. When you think older white people (and men at that) are more likely to be R and aren't getting younger it's not all doo & gloom

 

Majority minority which still has implications. The electoral college still sees votes distributed weirdly and it’s not as if white people have not been able to claim and retain power despite being in a minority.

Anyhow the Democratic Party should be able to win white people or at least a significant number. They’re a significant part of the population. Go win them.

[Leo No.8]

Surely Bernie has to endorse Biden to try to stop Trump? 

[RedSalmon]

Yes he does. He's still a pressure group.

Yin and Yang.

[New York Red]

When Texas turns Democratic, the Republicans could well be finished. There is no way back for them after that. But we could be stuck with a very right dominated SCOTUS for a while to come.

But when that day comes, I hope the wheels go in motion for doing something about the gerrymandering, electoral college, and the SCOTUS.

[Earl Hafler]

https://www.ynwa.tv/topic/155477-mitt-romney/?do=findComment&comment=3279347

[New York Red]

9 minutes ago, Earl Hafler said:

https://www.ynwa.tv/topic/155477-mitt-romney/?do=findComment&comment=3279347

Point is?

[Earl Hafler]

You / we / others were saying the same 8 years ago. 

[Maldini]

8 hours ago, drdooom said:

Yes he did. His people didn't quite believe him, apparently. Not sure why they'd believe him now.

Bit of a myth this, more Sanders voters (74%) voted for Clinton in '16 than Clinton voters voted for Obama in '08 (70%)